New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

DoIoro, am making charges against any ono
10 regard TO my raising the same objections as
person can only say that it is entirely pos.e IS
rearhahs y " o5aers fail to see anything particularly
botn Mt Grswold and Mr. D. Chat,
aen,scsi 10 talk on the subject and there was also
Sta.s osposuon 10 maintain silence n: the United
Oh. permission TO Examine the senogr.nher'. mtnntns
@ P.nceonihgs was refused by his assistants on the
GROUND That all the notes hal not been handel in Tho
reporter atterward found the stcnogrannor who had
bn, s .mg IN regard to Nr t;rswods testimony ready
PERMISSION which conld no, be Oh, siuoi rho fa,ts
present. ''''" iio'" poi'o"'
LITTLE SYMPATHY EXPRESSED
Assistant Disriet-Attornoy Greenwood who with his
associate, Mr.. plut had suecaI charge Of t1c cnrt,
case IN court, SAID lat wmle he haa Not been oiciy
"ofinod OF Mr. WeStbrooks disnssal yet he VAS GER
'h II was not on account OF anything th., had been
stated by Mt Griswod tho tness stand The coy
clnuei' was displcasel with other things that Mr. wcst
pr'ok mad done or left undonc There was h;ilc syru
ptthy expressed for Mr. Wcstbroox among the Custom
House brokers, who quickly learned the fact his dis
charge. They seemed to think that tho delays ani IN
oontchences 10 which they ha been subjected toy tie
counsellor
1t s hard to say which of tho two was the morc to
known brokcr bn be,wee 81 them cv S one
inc Custom House service of this city sad con-
dton TO tell you of ali tho DELAYS, DISTRACTIONS and
ahhofaIces that we were subjected to would tire tao
public. I'm afraid but that has thing
DO with the Custom House knows what they nom
painful experience Mr. Megone to assume that
every Importer IN New-iurk that objects his hact-
woods style OF doing business fraud anl scoundre
Inc way he talks at times IL positively outrageous"
SOMEBODY WANTED MONEY
Another -an who cvlnccd a frienGliness 10 Mr. W st
brook said that while he regarded The matters brought
ont III tho court Proceedings exirIor .inary yet of
course they did not necessarily involve reec upon
Mr. Westbrook The whole thing he added. was
simply strike on the part Of somebody for money.
These persons had become somewhat familiar with the
case. Seeing nice SUN was involved there sccnel 10
the strikers chance To get haul by making such
offer TO Mr. Grlsv1d. hoping that he might be scared
into accepting II. which may ard for believe was
"ohc entirely without Nr. NcsbroOts knnwlciec. 1t
was 80 Stupid that no niu OF sense would try IT, Every
one familiar with the methods employed by the lobby
is's M Albany nni Washington wlll tho game
that the fellows tried to work. I'm that it did not
nave any weight with the iurv; o. cDnsc II could not
~ was, strictly speaking not rcev and I'm 1.-Two
thAt II was not the cans1 Of Mr. Wosihrnuls III smSs1
Judge l%cOmne only admitted the testimony I'd, en- bv
Nj Grlswoi because Gf Other mit,crs that hHl
cone MP III the trial which | haven't time discuss
now"
Mr.. Wcstbrook's home is ~ OglcnshGrr. lie is
ahnHt fifty tve years oil ana enjoyed. Il H. El.
St,"rlhlc local reputation ON account "f Ms l,E Il
ATTACHMENTS, but lac never held any public o;icc OF n.
pOrtanre.